SAN JOSE — The iconic Fry’s Electronics, a destination for geeks before the world turned geeky, ended a 36-year run Wednesday and closed all its stores. A Bay Area institution that opened its ...

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At its peak, Highland Superstores operated electronics stores in Michigan, Ohio, and Indiana. The chain operated for exactly 60 years before closing in 1993. A still from a TV spot for Highland.

Fry’s Electronics suddenly closed all of its stores overnight, ending a nearly four-decade run in business. The company, which had 31 stores across nine US states, said in a statement on its ...

Fry's Electronics, a big box retail icon of the California suburbs, has confirmed that, all of the brand's remaining stores have "ceased regular operations" as of last night.

Fry’s, one of the last dedicated electronics retailers in the U.S. and a once-beloved institution on the west coast, permanently closed its doors late Tuesday night. Its Twitter feed is set to ...

Fry’s Electronics, with its bright lights and endless aisles of technology, was a pilgrimage for PC nerds, a bonding experience, and a place for the tribe to gather. All of the stores closed as ...

South Korean electronics manufacturer Samsung introduced its first 98-inch TV in 2019 with a hefty price tag of $99,000; it now has four versions starting at $4,000, the company said.